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We are proud of them and extend
harty congratulations on behalf of, ceraing the disease, and
the people of our city and county
These young men are true son.* of
Baldwin county, and their victory is
-operation of the families in
which ‘here are case* in it’s control.
Whooping-cough occurs ! n epidem
ics which vary greatly in severity. It
When we think of the fact that is during the warmer seasons of the
these young boys, all of them in their year that the disease is most pnival-
teens, were competing for then; hor.- »nt. though occasional outbreak*
in college and may occur at any time. The age of
are not only supposed to be odvanc- highest incidence is around the fifth
ed in years, but in perfection. Tech, or sixth year, though children of
Georgia, Alabama, Emory, all of any age are very susceptible^and even
them had their teams there and yet adults are rarely affected.*
this lAinch of kids brought bock the The di.-ease has not received the,
! Riverside too fell before the greatj dangerous nature generally realized.;
The news of their victory is gran- le
fying nnd We are proud to claim them m
A RCOSEVELT AGAIN HITS HARD About 10.000 deaths
UNION RECORDER, M1LLEDCEVILLE. GA., JULY 18, 1929
NOTICE
A number of cues or whooping-
cough have ben reported in Baldwin,
county recent! most of these occur- \
ing in the city of Milledgeville and \
it’s immediate vicinity. The purpose
of this article is to call the atten-
ton of the public to a few facts con-j
My Favorite
RECIPES
By MRS. F. H. HARDING
Shrimps Creole
1 pound or
1 can shrimp
2 cups tomato juice
1 green pepper
1 onion
1 table spoon butter
2 tablespoon flour
1 teaspoon sugar
Sensonings to taste.
Cut pepper and onion
strips, and simmer in pan a
juice, to which the sugar
dissolved in the cold water over hot
water. Pour into oblong container.
When congealed, slice and serve on
lettuce, with or without more may
onnaise.
1-2 po
:kcc(c-pcppcr Thins
und plain cheese
1 1-2 cups cream
1-2 teaspoon salt
1 dozen butter thins
1 dozen rings of green pepper
2 tablespoons sugar
FOUR PIECE SUITS
With every Suit bought thi.
w. give extra pair of Tr £
FREE
Fall and Winter or Spring
«... p.tl.rn., custom Uilomi,
I faction ,umitced.$ 25.00 „ p
Grind cheese and mix with 1-2 cup’
of the cream, the salt, and a pinch
of cayenne pepper. Spread on but-,
ter thins, place one ring of pepper |
over each cracker, and top each with
with tabiesspoon of cream from the
remaining cup, which has been sweet-
small i cned with the sugar and whipped
toma- i stiff.
ARE SELLING HATS THIS
WEEK
AT
$1.00
CARR’S EMPORIUM
of these representative- of I: should not be considered simply, added. Cook 15 minutes, then add
G. M. C. | as an illness which every child must. shrimps. Blend butter and flour to-
The college has had her repute-! necessarily contract sooner or later j pother and stir slowly into the con- %
tion upheld, and the fine advertising' hut a definite effort made to avoid tents of the pan. Cook until smooth i X
m have given not only it. or—once an epidemic is either ant j thickened. Season and serve on J V
jut Milledgeville is ; imminent or established—to contro buttered hot toast. ! £
rthy of the highest praise we can it. Whooping-cough almost every-1 j 8
deaths than i
ver; many deaths from pneu- j (’
and bronchitis are secondary, rem
a well n-« serious intestinal c Ica
es during the !
month*.
flace
>k small aripe pears, without
•ing stems, in rich syrup until
but unbroken. Remo
J boil syrup until it threads.
’ pear.- on serving dish, pour syrur
this country each year. j ever them, put them in ice box, chill
‘inefficiency’* and Whooping-cough is transmitted and serve with whipped cream anti
' township govern- directly from person to person, in ‘ little cakes.
ranklin D. Roose- the same ways that diphtheria or
n address on July other infections ni the secretions of j Pecan Pralines
th that hundreds of thousarda of t.-o mouth and nose arp spread. It j 2 cups brown
ntagious from the appea
ce of I
eet milk
re th*-, o cups V-htMed nut meats, un- %
s, and j broken. Small pinch of salt and 1-2 &
of the. teaspoon vanilla flavoring. ^
eriouvj Dissolve • ugir in milk, place over #
nature, a j !(> . . - t bring to hard boil, and 3
ly 2 minutes, remove frnm ■ §
nu: meats, salt and vanilla, j g
d the State of b
York every year by reorganlsa- tl Ont symptom O'
:*f these branches. characteristic whoop
e of the interesting features of II along during the
lovemor’r addre-s was the ap- .line's. Rca’izing then ts seriOtt?-| Dissolv
e which interrupted it. A1- ■ <•••«. it’s highly contagious nature,! a hot fir
h speaking in a rural commun-j the relative case of It’s transmission j h»i| c :ac
he governor dearly had with and it’* complications, interest in the 1 f: re<
. ... .he sentiment of the 2,000 peo-! control of it’s spread should be easl- Stir until creamy and drop quickly
on] y h "'7.. Pic "1 the countryside who had turn-1 ly aroused* This method of stimulat-j waxed paper.
d out for thc (l ' ccas : on _ The hopc n- interest is taken, realizing thntj
:>f reduced taxes hud nominated; itV’ control is largely in the hands
whatever re. ; e..tmcnt might other-, of the public itself. Early diagnosis j
wise have resulted from local! is essential since other catarrhal
•pride.” diseases may cause paroxysmal cough
What thc governor of New York) and the sooner a case is recognized,
had to say about New York is true j the sooner measures may be institut-
a large degree of township govern- ed for it’s control.
Co-operation is very necessary,
and it is urged that thc parents of
children either suffering with whoop
ing-cough or suspected of having it
will do nil in their power to keep
these children at home and not allow
them to come in contact with other
children. At least four, nnd even
better six weeks, should pass before
a convalescent case should be allow
ed to go with other children.
BALDWIN CO. HEALTH DEPT.
ment in Georgia. Public official*
for the most part doing their
just as well as they know how.
We have no criticism of them. They
are not responsible for the decen
tralized organization that is provided
by luw, and that puts a premium up
on waste.
But let’s listen to Governor Roose-
in dcvelopin
«»f our state.
The college is one of Georgia’s
greatest institutions and while the
legislature is in region, the fact find
ing hoard to delve into our educa
tional problem might do well to study
the system here and with this col-
lege as an ideal adopt the program
of education in accordance with its
id-all' and method*. |
G. S. C. W. is receiving an appro
priation entirely too smnll that sho
might accomplish the rreatest success, j
The money n*!oted to the college each ;
year i« «o skimp that it m “ ” *tates ( oup ht to know that for every
nx-h ri„.cl economy that the college $| mW out to 0 „ r
mittht , heopen it-elf in the eye, of >nd ^ c „ v| . r „ m( . nt _ „„ p „ y $10
a | to local government,” he declared.
w j “The overwhelming majority of ex
penditures which are of importance
, A , to us individual!v are made right
ist. due to the ex- j
cellent management, it is far from,
cheap in it* service to our state. Let
the Ge ufa Legislature look into this
fact ami give thc Georgia State Col-.
l“po for W o. it ii equal fund( wi*h|
her ether ooll'(ew It i only riBhtjbuiinow methodl ar wervestat.- Thc people of Milledlteville ihould
, rd ■ r lHot “he rc-"-v her !' r,> | | ishd hy thr Lluk, of York in 1088.! trade with their home merchontThc
rata sna 'e rf the fond, usv.l .-r U 1o .., th| nEB havr improved ,ince I money that i. paid nut the city.
. sher - du-itior in the rtot! then. Local B o,,rnm.nt ha, not." (should he kept in ineni cirrulntion.
If th ■ ... icy is " r 1 J- r Fom-onMookinB political lender- I A citizen owes that much to the city
cap .a C S. C «.« h.vo her^ ^ ^ ^ to i., which he make, his itvino.
amlropnat-on inatdlmuv increased . , .. . . I
1 nr«.n a it.i> lhf> nere*?swv of improve-1
I back at home. But there has been
less progress in improving local gov
ernment than any other agency of
government.
“The cities are governed under the
same form, the >nme officers and the
same business methods as were cstnb-
A splend'd rain fell throughout
Baldwin county Monday evening. It
was badly needed in the Southwes
tern part of thc county.
The Legislature has many prob
lems to solve to place Georgia in the
front ranks of the States, where it
should rightfully be.
By MRS. CARL VINSON J
Brown Bread
2 cups graham flour
1 cup white flour
1 cup butter milk
1 cup syrup •
2 eggs
1 teaspoon soda dissolved in on°
tablespoon water put in last salt.
1-2 cup raisins
1 cup nuts
• Divide mixture into three greased,
huknig powder can®, pound size, |
Steam two hours. Dry in medium
even for twenty minutes.
Nut Bread
2 eggs
1 cup sugar
4 cups flour
1 cup sweet milk
2 teaspoons baking powder
1 teaspoon salt
1 1-2 cup nuts
Befit eggi thoroughly then add
sugar and stir well. Sift flour, add
j baking powder nnd salt then add to
I eggs and milk. Add broken nuts
anil mix well. Put in a greased pan
and let stand for twenty minutes be
fore baking.
just and fair.
predate the nrce-s
meet. The city manager
bee i tried out with success
gir'a and North Carolina i
Every right thinking American i
citizen is proud of the land in which Jr
he live-. He loves hi* country and j r
his flag and he stands ready at all
times to defend our national honor
cherished institutions of
r-4 democracy. We have*
•ared in time of emergency
•ason to
patriotism of our people.
* a peace-time patriotic organizn-
v orking for a greater America,
American Legion is striving to
this high standard of
anal loyalty which it believes is
sliding trait of a majority
<ur citizens. Service in time of
•- the greatest patriotic duty any
>-.n can be called upon to per-
The American Legion rcali-
.ever, that great things can
for the progress of our nn-
i'Ugh patriotic effort in time
organization of (
in Milledgevil
? deeply into the i
The crops are being laid by. The
prefects for an abundant harvest
Milledgeville has a just pride in thc
record of its four banks.
Fruit Salad
White cherries
Pineapple cut in half inch pieces
of watermelon, nnd ,onrl- White Blares eut in halve.
Littintr a nice nmourt of B°°‘l » i2 ' d ™
circulation here at this hnlf-lncl. piece,.
Bottle of maraschino cherries
I Drain in colendsr.
•oughlyi Add one half dozen hannanas cut
should
The Union Recorder
convinced that Milled'
adopt the city manager form of gov
ernment. It will bring about a husi-
*v» « method In managing thc affairs
of the city that is badly needed, and
one that can never be brought about
under the present method. The city
manager plan is growing in favor
throughout the country.
FOUR PIECE SUITS
'very Suit bought this month
half-inch pieces just before mixing
' fruit with dressing made of one
fourth boiled mayanaise dressing and
three fourths whipped cream sweet
ened to taste.
Summer dullness will begin i
ledgeville after Saturday wht
summer ‘fchool closes. But i
not be long before the college girls
and 1 v.x will be back.
guaranteed.$ 25.00
SAM McCOMBS
Phone 302
The Republican tariff bill will
crerse the burden of the working
The citizen who would fight for j peonle and farmers. It has been
hi country in time of war should J drawn in thc interest of the few.
It i» this sprit of public ser- J It looks nr if the people of Geor-
i- • . : actuated the formntion o p |gin do not want a bond issue, and
•V> L'gian. The Legion is seeking the indications are that the legisla
te bu : !d a higher type of Americnr ’ ture is not going to give them a
citizenship by impresring upon all chance to vote on it.
citiens their individual obligations
to community, state and nation. A More cows, more hogs and more
full expression of patriotism will hens are needed in Baldwin county,
bring forth noble results. They will contribute in bringing pror-
■■■ perity and contentment.
The farmers of Baldwin county-
are realizing a nice amount weekly FOR SALE—Six fin* cows fresh in
from sour cream shipped from this m r U:, cn tho farm of W. A. Cook,
dty. Pboae 1700. 7-18-29 pd.
r which fashioned
froz
to a soft
CHILDRENS WASH DRESSES
THIS WEEK
89c.
AT
CARR’S EMPORIUM
Asparagus SaUd
1 small can asparagus
1 small can pimento
1-3 cup chopped onion
1 envelope gelatine
1-2 cup cold tenter
1-2 lemon
1 tablespoon sugar
1 teaspoon salt
1 cup mayonnaise
Cut asparagus and pimento into
small pieces, mix. and add onions.
To liquid from asparagus add lemon
juice, sugar, and salt nnd pour j
I aver veBvl ,W« mixture. Add mayon
naise and nelotine which ha, been
A/herever your vacation
* takes you
TAKE ALLEN A
Flay safe and . travel with the
socks you can count on staying
socks you can count on staying
whole and holeless. In other
words, we advise Allen A. This
sock, with its subtly woven and
noticeably durable reinforce
ment over the destructive big
toe, is famous for its long wear.
In fact it lasts 3 to 4 times long
er than ordinarv socks.
J.
cw Allen A Socks today
H. Holloway
The Man’s Store
DON’T BE MISLED ON
PAINT
There aie many paints and many formulas on thc market all
claiming to be good though some are worthless—
The only safe course is to buy a paint that has stood the test of
time and one in which the analysis shows thc proper ingredi
ents—
This is where the C00LEDGE HIGH GRADE PAINT stands the
test—It is made in the South for our Southern climate—
Call and let us show you this high grade paint and estimate your
house painting without charge.
R. W. Hatcher Hdw. Co.
Wholesale & Retail
By MRS. L. C. HALL
Apple M»«>m
1 pint cream
2 eggs
3-4 cup sugar i \
1 teaspoon vanilla
2 cups apples stewed, sweetened | j
to tiy+te, (and ‘thoroughly chilled. ’
Divide the 3-4 cup of sugar’ be-11
tween the cream and yellows. Whipji
cream, whites, and yellows separate-,,-
ly. Add vanilla to yellows,
cream. Fold in white* and appl<
place mixture : n tray of kilvinator| j
and let stand for several hours till. A
‘then j ji
l>ple«,! |B
THE SUPREME TRUIMPH OF BEAUTIFUL BILLIE DOVE
AT THE
COLONIAL
Monday & Tuesday
July 22nd. & 23rd.
“CAREER’S”
THE GREATEST PICTURE OF THE YEAR